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Property Tax
What is the last day I can pay delinquent 2012 real estate taxes to avoid the issuance of a tax certificate? This answer has been viewed 2979 times and was last updated on 03/15/2013.
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Delinquent 2012 real estate tax payments made in person, online or by mail must be received by 5 PM EST on 05/30/2013 in the form of cash, cashier's check, money order, debit card (subject to your bank's daily limit) or certified funds in order to avoid the sale of a tax certificate on 05/31/2013. The cut-off for all drop-off payments is 5 PM on May 29th but customers can still pay online or wait for an associate to post their payment at any of our four offices through 5 PM May 30, 2013. A postmark is not honored on delinquent payments. Please view our Online Payment FAQ's section. Note: After the Tax Certficate Sale held on May 31st, online payment will resume.

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